Sentence examples for boosting budgets from inspiring English sources

Moscow in recent years has renewed focus on its English-language output, boosting budgets for the RT network and launching Rossiya Segodnya, the state news agency headed by television propagandist Dmitry Kiselev and producing output in a dozen languages.

With significantly lower infrastructure costs, startups in emerging cities are able to invest would-be rent into business growth; boosting budgets for product development, research, and sales & marketing.

RocketJump's Kickstarter showed that the keen fanbases for the best online talent can help to boost budgets.

The bill helped boost budgets at some agencies, but the full doubling never materialized, and COMPETES expired last year after being renewed once in 2010.

Given the need to boost budget revenue, however, the government had second thoughts.

Among the reasons are that Tanzania has boosted budget allocations to the health sector and has a national programme to get more babies and their mothers and young children under insecticide treated nets.

Oil prices have tumbled over the last year and that is boosting household budgets for many Britons.

The chair of the powerful Senate Appropriations Committee used it three times in her opening remarks at a hearing last spring on how to spur U.S. innovation by boosting science budgets.

The resolution "should not be a significant impediment" to boosting science budgets later this year, says a senior aide to Representative Sherwood Boehlert (R-NY), chairman of the House Science Committee.

Congress is poised to give the National Science Foundation a 6.7% increase in 2010, boosting its budget to $6.926 billion.

At the same time, it would give a $212 million boost to the department's core research programs, boosting their budget to $478 million.